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Indian-American Jeweller Charged In Multi-Million Dollar Trade Fraud
An Indian jeweller has been indicted for illegally evading customs duties for millions of dollars of jewellery imports into the US and operating unlicensed money transmitting businesses, a US attorney has said.
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Colonial-Era File Sheds Light On Indian Gems And Jewels In UK's Royal Treasury
The discovery of a colonial-era file from the archives of the India Office, the then-British government department responsible for its rule over India, has shed light on precious gems and jewels that came into possession of the royal family.
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Indian Hair Accessories To Wear This Shaadi Season
With festival and wedding season having started in full swing, though, hair accessories are going to come more in handy than ever
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3 Men Found Guilty Of Killing Indian-Origin Jeweller In UK
Three men have been found guilty of kidnapping and ruthlessly killing a 74-year-old Indian-origin jeweller in the UK's Leicester city earlier this year.
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Fresh-Out-on-Bail Jeweler Vows to Revive Atlas Amid Share Surge
Ramachandran owed about 550 million dirhams ($150 million) in 2015, according to a Khaleej Times report.
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Jewellers Call Off Strike After 43 Days, Shops Reopen
Indian jewellers have been on an indefinite strike since the beginning of March 2016 protesting against the Budget proposal to levy 1 per cent excise duty on non-silver jewellery.
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Gold Discounts Drop As Many Jewellers Open Shop After 6-Week Strike
More than half of Indian jewellers reopened their shops on Monday after keeping them closed for nearly six weeks in protest over the reintroduction of excise duty on gold jewellery.
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Jewels Belonging To Indian Royals To Be Auctioned In London On April 19
A collection of jewels belonging to an anonymous Indian royal family will go under the hammer later this month at international auction house Bonhams' Indian and Islamic art sale.
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Bullion Strike Continues As Finance Minister Refuses To Budge
The protest by gold and jewellery traders entered the 14th day today even as Finance Minister Arun Jaitley rejected demands for rollback of one per cent excise duty on non-silver jewellery.
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Indian-American Jeweller Charged In Multi-Million Dollar Trade Fraud
An Indian jeweller has been indicted for illegally evading customs duties for millions of dollars of jewellery imports into the US and operating unlicensed money transmitting businesses, a US attorney has said.
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Colonial-Era File Sheds Light On Indian Gems And Jewels In UK's Royal Treasury
The discovery of a colonial-era file from the archives of the India Office, the then-British government department responsible for its rule over India, has shed light on precious gems and jewels that came into possession of the royal family.
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Indian Hair Accessories To Wear This Shaadi Season
With festival and wedding season having started in full swing, though, hair accessories are going to come more in handy than ever
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3 Men Found Guilty Of Killing Indian-Origin Jeweller In UK
Three men have been found guilty of kidnapping and ruthlessly killing a 74-year-old Indian-origin jeweller in the UK's Leicester city earlier this year.
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Fresh-Out-on-Bail Jeweler Vows to Revive Atlas Amid Share Surge
Ramachandran owed about 550 million dirhams ($150 million) in 2015, according to a Khaleej Times report.
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Jewellers Call Off Strike After 43 Days, Shops Reopen
Indian jewellers have been on an indefinite strike since the beginning of March 2016 protesting against the Budget proposal to levy 1 per cent excise duty on non-silver jewellery.
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Gold Discounts Drop As Many Jewellers Open Shop After 6-Week Strike
More than half of Indian jewellers reopened their shops on Monday after keeping them closed for nearly six weeks in protest over the reintroduction of excise duty on gold jewellery.
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Jewels Belonging To Indian Royals To Be Auctioned In London On April 19
A collection of jewels belonging to an anonymous Indian royal family will go under the hammer later this month at international auction house Bonhams' Indian and Islamic art sale.
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Bullion Strike Continues As Finance Minister Refuses To Budge
The protest by gold and jewellery traders entered the 14th day today even as Finance Minister Arun Jaitley rejected demands for rollback of one per cent excise duty on non-silver jewellery.
